Designed for sports broadcast productions, the Vizrt Viz Libero Go Software provides your workflow with all the tools necessary to create engaging and accurate sports coverage. Enhance the viewing experience with replays and analysis tools with data-driven graphics. The software has a minimum subscription of one year and is powered by NDI tools. Its file-based workflow supports most major video file formats for video replays. Connect the Libero Go with Viz 3Play for NDI in/out integration.
Sport-Specific Workflows
Users can specify up to three sports to be locked in to the software during the year of purchase. Select from the three sports in the dropdown menu for a calibration grid corresponding to the specific field or pitch.
Overlay Graphics
3D graphics like statistics can be overlaid onto the field to enhance analysis without affecting the view of the game.
Advertisement Placement
Place virtual advertisements onto the field and use your mouse to change position or size. Move by dragging and change the size with the mouse wheel.
Tracking and Measurement Tools
Track one or several players over time to give the audience insight into plays. Create tracks manually or automatically and modify them as needed. Measurement tools include distance arrows, time, counter, player speed, shot speed, tracked player distance, vertical arrows, and angle measurements.
Advanced 3D Tools
Draw a 3D player model to be used in analysis, creating virtual runs or hiding the player from your audience.
Virtual SloMo
Using an advanced image-based algorithm, the Libero Go generates ultra-slow and smooth motion footage up to 1500 fps without needing to rely on high-speed camera systems.
External Data Connector
Included with the system is an external data connector which bridges a live source to the overlaid graphics without any scripting. A datacenter provides a single repository for the user's external sources.
Non Linear Editing Timeline and Graphics Editor
Edit clips in the Libero interface with the Non Linear Editing (NLE) timeline, simply drag the current frame bar across the timeline.